Is there any built-in tool to generate random strings in Java?

I know there is nextInt, nextDouble, etc for numbers and even a nextBoolean for true or false, but I haven't found anything for Strings with the following:

Ability to create a minimum / maximum or even specific longitudes. For instance, create a random string between 6 or 8 characters, or create a random string with 12 characters

Ability to specify a schema. For instance, only numbers, only letters, only uppercase letters, only special signs like !@#$%^&, etc

Basically, what I'm trying to create, is a Crunch tool, a pen testing tool able to gererate random passwords, but for Java, using only the JDK (it can be JDK8, but I'm not interested in third party libraries), making use of the maximum amount of available built in tools in my code, just for the sake of not reinventing the wheel. I would like to know the available tools before starting to code.

Some additional notes: I'm not looking for something able to give me everything I want. I just would like to know if there is a function to call to retrieve, for instance, a random char, or a random uppercase char, etc. I have no issues glueing everything together.

Edit to explain why this is not a duplicate: I'm looking for OOTB tools to help me accomplish this. This also implies, the ability to ask JAVA for specifics characters, like only letters, only signs, only upper case letters, only numbers, etc. I know I can play with bytes and converting them to chars, but perhaps there is an already efficient and built in functionality to make use of.

DimaSan was able to provide part of what I was looking for. I will be able to use a mix of his code and the Character comparison methods, like:
isDigit
isLetter
isLetterOrDigit
isLowerCase
isUpperCase
isSpaceChar
isDefined

I took those methods from the Oracle docs, where I was able to find a good example:

Developers who aren't used to writing global software might determine
a character's properties by comparing it with character constants. For
instance, they might write code like this: